The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has streams with different requirements. A nomination is a provincial step in an immigration process; federal permanent residence requirements and decisions remain separate. A nomination is not a guarantee of permanent residence.
Start with the current stream requirements
Check the Government of Saskatchewan’s current program pages for the stream relevant to you, including whether applications are open, job-offer or employer requirements, work experience and other conditions. Program allocations and eligibility rules may change, so an older article or an employer’s assurance should not be treated as confirmation of eligibility.
Prepare for a consultation
Prepare a timeline of your status and work history, details of any job offer, education and language results, and questions about the relevant stream. Do not send sensitive identity documents through a general enquiry form; agree on a secure channel first.
General information only; not an eligibility assessment or legal advice. Requirements can change. Reviewed 14 November 2026.
Official source: Government of Saskatchewan: SINP immigration FAQs.
